Product : Tyre Review

[uncletakumi]

i'm using michelin macadam 100x for my rear tyre. love it!

[Guest ICE]

try brigestone BT96 sticky and good if u love courners

tested and proven

[HyperS4]

For those who like to change thier Motorcycle tyres in few days time,

and if you are looking for this brand Metzeler, I have this 20% Discount Voucher for free(sorry I only got one), let me know your address, I will post it to you.

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[Guest GuiNNeSS]

i suspect cos his bike is new and the voucher expires soon....

[piggy83sg]

Overall, bridgestone or dunlop gd 4 sportbike?

[Kyle]

My dunlop tt900gp works well for me..

[Deathsythe]

My dunlop tt900gp works well for me..

 

U bikeless?

So where u fixed the tyres?

[R11S]

For those who like to change thier Motorcycle tyres in few days time,

and if you are looking for this brand Metzeler, I have this 20% Discount Voucher for free(sorry I only got one), let me know your address, I will post it to you.

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hey im changin my tyre soon.....can u gimme tat voucher??

[Kyle]

 

U bikeless?

So where u fixed the tyres?

 

erm... imaginations... haha, no lar... nv change my profile mah.

[wolverin]

I believe tyre choice are up to individual riders and depends on the application. For excellent grip, Michellin, Metzeller, Dunlop and Pirelli. The recommend Z rating tyres are for high speed stability and more contact patch during cornering. Most working temperature for ultra sticky tyres are between 65-80 degrees C. But don't forget balancing for those who trive on high speeds.

 

But if you ride hard and find out a couple of days later that the tyres are a little blue means the suspension are not setup correctly and the work is done on the tyres instead.

 

Wolverin

[CKH]

dunlop tt900 good anot? how long can this last? how much is the tyres?

[mamat]

hi,u riding a gsxr750? SRAD 99 model is it. i want to noe more about suzukis.might consider it (in 2005 )I understand dat suzuki's depreciation is chialat .but one man's poison is another man's meat! my fren says dat can get abt $8k otr now.How much is yours?tanx

[wolverin]

hi,u riding a gsxr750? SRAD 99 model is it. i want to noe more about suzukis.might consider it (in 2005 )I understand dat suzuki's depreciation is chialat .but one man's poison is another man's meat! my fren says dat can get abt $8k otr now.How much is yours?tanx

 

Yes. Mine's a 99 WX UK model. It's unrestricted. I dun know whether there'll be anymore 750s in 2005. Suzuki may stop production since the World Super Bike class have allowed the 1000cc bikes to compete. But it is a great bike as one of 2 homogalated bike in the SBK class. The other is the Ducati. But Suzuki's engine is a suspect unless you follow very strict maintenance. I bought mine for 20.8k in 2000. The price is about 12k for a well maintained one. Fuel Injected model cost slightly more.

 

Wolverin

[Guest GuiNNeSS]

But if you ride hard and find out a couple of days later that the tyres are a little blue means the suspension are not setup correctly and the work is done on the tyres instead.

 

Errr.... i don't understand..... "blue"???

[wolverin]

 

Errr.... i don't understand..... "blue"???

 

Riders who loves cornering can sometime find a blueish tint on the tyre near the scruffing portion of the tyre. This means that the tyre is working more than the suspension. By correctly setting up the suspension, you'll have better feel and work less on the tyres. Thus prolonging the life of the tyre.

 

The blueish usually come after one or 2 days later.

[Guest GuiNNeSS]

il4 and wolverin, thanks for the info.

 

Maybe i should go work my tires a little harder and experience this myself.... alas.... i dun think my skills and balls could cope ....

[wolverin]

il4 and wolverin, thanks for the info.

 

Maybe i should go work my tires a little harder and experience this myself.... alas.... i dun think my skills and balls could cope ....

 

Most people forget that Sport bikes are fast. It's the rider that limit how fast the bike is. Many can go blinkingly fast on the straight but chicken out when it comes to hard braking and quick corner speeds. There are riders that can do very good timing on stock bikes. It is both skill and the application of physics.

 

The idea is to have good basics and practise practise practise.

[piggy83sg]

 

Most people forget that Sport bikes are fast. It's the rider that limit how fast the bike is. Many can go blinkingly fast on the straight but chicken out when it comes to hard braking and quick corner speeds. There are riders that can do very good timing on stock bikes. It is both skill and the application of physics.

 

The idea is to have good basics and practise practise practise.

 

Very gd advice....

 

[Seth]

Can someone pls advise if it is gd to have tyres changed at Looi's or Motoworld?

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back talking abt to bridgestone tire..

comparing BT 010, BT 090, BT090 plz

Thankz!!

[Seth]

It seemz folks here really fans of bridgestone tyres... wat bout dunlop 207s???

[Seth]

 

ya riding a super4?

 

it doesnt applies, stick to H rated tires if possible

 

Yes, i noe... juz wondering y izzit dat most folks prefer bridgestones...

[Seth]

 

not all, i'm always a dunlop fan

 

Always a price to match their status... their tyres r a wee bit on the high side.

[Seth]

 

not true either. The more pricey tires have always been the Michelins

 

Oic... lucky me... not a fan of michelins' though.

[HONDA_HRC]

il4.....can u help mi with the following Q,

 

wat's the price range for metzeler rennsport tyres? 120 front n 190 rear?

n wat abt metzeler ME23H front racing n ME23H racing rear?

 

wat abt Dunlop D208?

which is better?